Ekklesia is a study of the letters to the seven churches of Asia found in Revelation 2 & 3. These letters from Christ to his bride - the church - reveal who he wants us to be as we await his return.

Frogs, locusts, a wall of sea water and a fiery bush that talks? The events of the book of Exodus are stunning examples of God intervening in history. But God's actions in the book of Exodus were also his revelation of himself to his people and to the whole world. Join us each week as we take a close look at the God who revealed himself in the Exodus.

In this series, we'll examine the Farewell Discourses of Jesus found in chapters 13-17 of the Gospel of John. These are the final teachings Jesus offered to his closest followers before his crucifixion. His words are some of the most intimate and challenging words found in the Scriptures--and some of the most relevant to our lives today.

We can learn a lot from history. In this series, we'll look back to ancient kings of Judah and Israel and discover that our response to God shapes the trajectory of our lives.

Who is God? Most of us underestimate the significance of that question. However, youru beliefs about God shape who you are--your attitudes, your affections, your actions. In this series about the character of God, we examine how God revelas himself through the pages of the Bible and discover how his revelation impacts our everyday lives.

God speaks in many ways... Sometimes he uses Hollywood. This message series challenges us to allow God to speak into our lives with the help of some of our favorite movies. So help yourself to some popcorn during the service and open your heart for God to talk to you in a unique way.

"ONE LIFE TO LIVE" | Stranger Than Fiction
"DEJA VU" | Groundhog Day
"OUR MESSY WORLD" | Dreamgirls
"SELECTIVE HEARING" | Evan Almighty
"EXTRA GRACE REQUIRED" | What About Bob?
"CATCH & RELEASE" | Spider-Man 3

What if you could share every moment of your life with God? In this series on prayer, we'll discuss how we can become more & more aware of God and his presence in our everyday lives.

Is it possible to find joy in a world where we daily face the pressures and problems from a fast-paced life? The Apostle Paul thinks so. As a prisoner for his faith, Paul penned the letter to the Philippians where he unpacks his description of a life that thrives--in spite of circumstances.

Everyone loves a good story. Stories capture the attention of both children and adults. Stories convey meaning in a way that mere definitions and explanations cannot. Through Jesus' ministry, he used a particular type of story--a parable--to describe the kingdom of God to his audience. Two thousand years later, these word-pictures haven't lost any of their power to evoke a response. Join us each week as we examine these powerful illustrations of truth.

The road of life is filled with adventure, twists and turns, and breath-taking scenery. And this road often leads us on unexpected detours--adversity, failure, even success--that cause us to question who's behind the wheel. As we examine the life of Joseph, we'll see that even when we can't see him, God is with us on the road trip. In fact, he's in the driver's seat.

Where do you expect to sense God's presence? We assume we'll find God in church. We assume we'll see God in the beauty of creation. But can we see hints of his presence in darkness, uncertainty or even scandal? The Christmas Story from the New Testament subtly reminds us that God can show up in unexpected places.